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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE <Con».>.
INTERNATIONAL 1941 chassis, cab. 1-ton,
equipped with large, completely inclosed
body. 250-cu.-ft. capacity, suitable for
plumber, electrician, food or beverage bus
iness; guaranteed mechanically; price. $1,
275: terms if desired. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., INC., 7725 Wis. ave. WI.
1635. —(>
FORD ’41. new stake body. 158-in. wheel
base; $1,150. within OPA ceiling Open
Sunday. "PARKWAY.” 3051 M st. n.w..
MI. 0185. 5
DIAMOND T STAKE BODY TRUCKS, 1941
and 1939, 14-ft. bodies. 2-speed rears,
excellent 900.20 tires; perfect condition;
below ceiling price for quick sale. 14th
and Pa. ave. s.e.. TR. 7799. —6
PICKUPS—DodRe 1941, Va ton. Dumps—
Dodge 1940. 1>2 tons. Stake—Ford 1940.
Cargo—CMC and Chevrolet 1941. 1141
Bladensburg rd. n.e. * 5*
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo
tor Co., authorized GMC truck dealers.
A new group of trucks just received;
some new.
Fanel—1942 Chevrolet.
Dumps—1942 Chevrolets. lVi-ton; 1943
Federal 2Va-ton, 5-speed.
Stakes—1942 Chevrolets. lVa-ton; 1942
21 a-ton GMC.
Pole Line trucks—1 Va tons. 2 Fords, 1
GMC.
Vans—1942 GMC's. 2Va tons.
Traci or and frailer—1942 Chevrolet,
1‘a-ton. 18-ft. van semitrailer.
Trailers—‘a-ton, n4-ton, 1-ton.
jeep—1943 Willys Airborne. $595.
Van bodies—12x6x7 ft., $250-$350
(new).
CENTRAL MOTOR CO . 3143 Lee hwy .
Arlington. Va Daily and Saturdays. 8 to 6;
Sunday, 10 to 3. CH. 7000, OX. 0552.
To reach: Out through Georgetown, cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. (Route 211 or 29). drive 1 Va miles.
_AUTO TRUCKS WANTED_
•‘PARKWAY” buys all makes, all types
trucks, pickups, panels, station wagons and
cars, badly needed. Call Lou Allen. MI.
0185, or drive to "Parkway,” 3051 M st. n.w.
FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake,
pickup or panel truck: any make, any
model; all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
AD. 8344.
PICKUP OR: PANEL in eood condition;
will pay all cash or install new oil burner
or critical plumbing and heating materials
In exchange or as part payment. D. L.
RATHBONE SONS. CH 9746. •
"PARKWAY” buys all makes, all types
trucks, pickups, panels, station wagons and
cars High prices. Call Lou Allen, MI. 0181.
or drive toj Parkway." 3051 M st. n.w. —5
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
VETERAN desires general hauling, 2-ton
stake, night or day; reasonable. FR.
8260. Ext. 72. after 5. —5
1946 Pi-TON stake body truck, depend
able 24-hour service with driver, day or
contract, low rates. RA 2435. —9
GENERAL HAULING—Reasonable prices.
New truck. Long wheelbase. Available
part time, day or week. DE. 5155. MI.
5874.—7
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUICK 1041 “90” limousine 8-pass, sedan:
radio and heater; low mileage, excellent
condition; $*2,996. HYATTSVILLE BUICK
CO.. WA. 4111. —6
BUICK 1937 sedan. $432. within OPA
ceiling: good condition. Phone WI. 4634,
8 to 11 a.m. , * ,
BUICK 1936 4-dr sedan; r. and h., in good
mechanical condition; within OPA ceiling.
$815. Open Sunday. ‘ PARKWAY.” 3051
M st. n w., MI. 0185. —5
BUICK 1938 7-passenger; very clean; 6
wheels; 6-ply tires: radio and heater; ex
cellent car for sightseeing; new motor;
$1,504. within OPA ceiling price. Call
Atlantic 7605. *
BUICK 1934 sedan with heater. 2 new'
tires, for first $325 cash offer, under
OPA: car at rear of 1341 H st. n.e.,
OWNER at GL. 8386.
BUICK 1932 sedan: good running condi
tion. newr paint job: tires fair: $250 or
best offer, within OPA. 130 P st. s.e.
LI. 0073. •
BUICK 1940 club conv. coupe special:
radio, heater: good condition: needs a
grille; would like trade: OPA low ceil..
$880. ACME MOTORS. 2521 Bladensburg
rci. n.e. *
BUICK 1940 4-door sedan Roadmaster: r.
and h.: low ceiling. $1,080; terms, trade.
ACME MOTORS. 2521 Bladensburg rd. •
BUICK 1939 4-dr. sedan, good condition;
OPA price $785. See at 5 Burns st. n.e.
Phone Lincoln 5455 after 11 a m. •
BUICK 1936 4-door sedan; needs paint,
some mechanical work; good tires:
$479.70, OPA ceiling price; best offer and
drive away. AD. 5129. —5
CADILLAC 1937 4-door sedan, r. and h.
new tires; $895; below OPA ceiling. WO.
3611. j 6*
CADILLAC 1941 “61“ sedan, r. and h.:
worth much more than OPA ceiling of
$1,410. Desire trade for smaller car.
Car can be seen at Apt. 201. 3115 Mt
Pleasant st. n.w . between 10 a.m. and 2
p m. Sunday and Monday 5*
CHEVROLET 1941 club coupe: good cond.
and appearance: OPA ceil. $910: terms,
trade. ACME MOTORS. 2521 Bladensburg
CHEVROLET 1934 coach, newly painted.
$240. within OPA ceiling. SL. 3108. 9
Bovd ave . Takoma Park. Md.
CHRYSLER 1937 Imperial 4-door sedan. 8
cyl.; OPA low ceil.. $395: terms. ACME
MOTORS. 2521 Bladensburg rd. *
CHRYSLER. ’35. 4-door sedan: clean: good
rubber: as is, $385; by owner; under OPA.
RA 8905
CHRYSLER 1041 Hollander 6 4-door se
dan, ceiling price. $1,401; warranty, terms
and trade. ACME MOTOR SALES. 2521
Bladensburg rd. n.e.
DE SOTO 4-d.sed.: below ceiling. $500.
R. D. KULP, 1366 B st. s.e., AT. 873JL
FORD 1065 4-door: good transportation:
needs minor repairs; cash $200 or best
offer, within ceiling. Hobart 3713, 1-7
p.m Sunday.
FORD 1039 Fordor sedan de 1: r. and h :
good cond.: OPA ceil. $685: terms, trade.
ACME MOTORS. 2521 Bladensburg rd. *
FORD 1036 2-door sedan: needs new mo
tor: under OPA ceiling. S200. Call WI.
FORD Fordor sedan. 1941, VR, $775, with
in OPA ceiling. 328 H st. n.e. TR. 7367.
HUDSON 1930 coupe: runs good: $450.
within OPA ceiling. WO. 9507. Call Sun
day
HUDSON 1942 4-door sedan. Commodore
8: radio and heater; overdrive transmis
sion: ceiling price. $1,652: warranty, trade
and terms. ACME MOTOR SALES. 2521
Bladensburg rd. n.e. —‘
HUDSON 1942 4-door sedan, de luxe 6:
heater; ceiling price, $1,261: warranty,
terms and trade. ACME MOTOR SALES.
2521 Bladensburg rd. n.e. —<
HUDSON de luxe 4-door; radio and heat
er: will trade lor lighter car and cash;
OPA ceiling. $869. Shepherd 4539.
HUDSON 1942 Commodore equipped
with radio, heater, vacumotive drive: has
to be seen and driven to appreciate value
offered: $1,618: trade accepted. TE. 7711.
Within OPA ceiling. . . —5
HUDSON 1937 Sedan, motor completely
renewed, excellent tires: radio and heater:
owner driven since 1937; $500, under OPA
ceiling. Atlantic 3478. 7*
HUDSON 1941 custom Commodore “8”
sedan: radio and heater, new tires: $1,540.
within OPA ceiling. TE. 0208. Open till
KAISER-FRASER—Taking orders lor these
sensational 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 3143 Lee hwy., Arlington.
CH. 7000, OX. 0552.
LINCOLN 1937 7-passenger limousine;
fair condition: $990, under OPA ceiling.
Call EX. 0075. —8
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1937: body, tires good:
motor needs repairs: must sell, leaving
town; $295, below OPA ceil., or W'hat do
you offer? 604 49th ave., Capitol
Heights. Md. *
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1941 custom Interior
4-door sedan, equipped with built-in radio
and heater: will be sold at the low OPA
ceiling. $1,589. HILL & TEBBETTS Inc.,
authorized Ford dealers. 1114 Vt. ave. n.w.
—9
LINCOLN ZEPHY'R 1938 2-door sedan,
radio and heater. $710. within OPA celling.
GILL. 1834 Columbia rd., Monday 7 p.m. •
LINCOLN-ZEPHY’R 1940. taxicab Owner
must sell: below OPA ceiling. MR. REY
NOLDS. 1129 20th st. n.w. —5
NASH 1940 Ambassador cruising sedan;
radio and heater; $795. within OPA ceil
ing. 201 Carroll ave., Takoma Park. Md.
PACKARD Super 8 custom 6-wheel ynv.
sedan; radio, heater; excellent condition:
OPA ceiling $1,552, take $1,000 or small
trade. DU. 0704. •
PACKARD LIMOUSINE. 19.17. 12 cylinder
7 passenger, in new car condition: will
sacrifice at $1,200. below OPA ceiling.
254 Carroll §♦. Takoma Park. D. C. RA.
6200.
PLYMOUTH 193.2 de luxe 4-door sedan;
motor perfect, upholstery excellent; 34,000
miles; dnven only on Sundays by my step
father to' Saint Elizabeth Hospital: $325,
under OPA ceiling. Call after 10 a.m. Sun
day. 1231 H st. n.e.. 2nd floor.
PLYMOUTH 1937 4-door: in good condi
tion. Would like to trade for a later model
car or will pay cash for a ’39 to ’41 sedan,
any make, priced under $1,000. Axminster
4420. •
PONTIAC 1942 taxi, very good condition,
with PUC. 709 Xinia st. se. Lincoln
3973. *
PONTIAC 1940. taxicab with PUC: been
cab 2 months; excel, cond.; $350 down.
CO. 5797. No dealers •
PONTIAC 1937 club coupe; good tires; mo
tor good condition: $375. within OPA ceil
ing. 10 to 5 p.m. Sunday. 6 to 9 p.m.
Monday. 5811 63rd ave.. East Riverdale.
UN. 2198. —6
NASH 1937 “8” 4-dr. sedan; r. and h..
within OPA ceiling, $450. Open Sunday.
••PARKWAY,’’ 3051 M st. n.w.. MI. 0185.
—5
OLDRMOBILE 1942 4-door sedan: radio,
heaier, seat covers, hydromatic, 2-tone
brown. This is a very clean car, in per
fect mechanical and body condition.; no
trade necessary: OPA spiling price. $1,650;
fully guaranteed. BENDALL PONTIAC.
1611 King st.. Alexandria, Va. TE. 7835.
—6 •
OLDSMOBILE 1935 2-door trunk sedan:
radio and heater; good condition: $375,
w’ithin OPA ceiling. 201 Carroll ave., Ta
koma Park. Md. Dealer.
STUDEBAKER 1934 8-cylinder President
4-door: in fair condition: below OPA. $150
cash. 1068 So. Edison st., Arl., Va. •
STUDEBAKER 1940 Champion 4-door
sedan; heater; $795, warranty OPA ceiling;
completely reconditioned. 201 Carroll ave..
Takoma Park. Md. Dealer.
TAXICABS, late models. 1942, 1941 and
1940. Priced for immediate sale; under
OPA ceiling. A. C. SERVICE, 3rd and
M n.e. —6
TAXICAB — 1942 Nash Ambassador and
PUC; excellent condition; economical to
run. JA 2396-W before 3 p.m. 6*
TAXI AND PUC ’40 Ply., owner driven
factory cab: excellent. 1513 W. Va. ave.
n.e. 10 a.m.-noon Sunday and weekdays.
TAXICAB, 1941 Pontiac, excellent cond.,
new motor job. PUC. low mileage. 812
Greenwood Circle. SH. 4872.
TAXICAB AND PUC LICENSE; 8-pass
Buick: 6 good tires, radio and heater: low
mileage: mechanically perfect. Sun. before
6 p.m. or Mon. afternoon. WELCA BRAS
WELL. 2408 Chain Bridge rd. WO. 7448.
TAXI AND PUC—I will trade my 1-owner
1940 Plymouth cab for any clean 1939 or
elder 4-door sedan and $600 cash. 1513
W. Va. eve. n.e. 10 a m. to noon all week.
TAXICAB AND PUC, Diamond. 1941 Plym.,
new Dodge motor: excellent condition:
highest cash offer. 2000 H st. n.w., Apt
34, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. •
TAXRABS. 1940 and 1941 Plymouths,
3941 Fords, with PUC license; cabs in
excellent condition: terms and trade.
These cabs are guaranteed 30 days. 50
Mass. ave. n.w. AD. 6094. —8
X
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Cont.)
BENDALL'S SPECIALS:
41 Packard 4-door _ $1,550
Oldsmobile 4-dr„ hydro... 1.660
40 Nash 4-door _ 02o
■ j! Lincoln-Zephyr cony. cpe.ZZZZ. 1,660
41 Chevrolet 2-dr. __ _ 740
'41 De Soto 4-dr. _ _ 1,295
4JI Studebaker 4-dr.-ZZZZ- 995
■ IS Packard 4-dr. _ • 700
•16 Studebaker 4-dr._ _ ” 4"o
'41 Hudson 4-dr. _ ~ 1.050
•J!! §ldfKb‘ie 4_dr'-ZZZZ 1.185
40 Buick 4-dr. _ _ 995
■19 Hudson couDe _ ~Z_ 700
41 Studebaker 4-dr. _ _ 1.050
•'16 Plymouth coupe _ 409
35 Plymouth 4-dr. _ _ 250
ji" Chevrolet 4-dr. _ 360
•16 Oldsmobile 4-dr._ _ 400
’.'17 Dodge 4-dr. _ 450
Within OPA celling. Plus 35 more In all
makes and models. Open evenings until 9
P.m. BENDALL PONTIAC. 1611 King st„
Alexandria. Va. TE. 7835. —6
compare THESE CARS—a line selection
ol late mwdels. Will sell with or without
trade OPA celling nrices and some below
Buy .from an old-established Buick agency
43 Lincoln-Zephyr cl. cpe., r. and h.,
with Uquamatic drive $2,195
42 Studebaker 4-dr. Skyway sed..
r. and h.. o.d. . _ __ 1.632
'41 Lincoln - Zephyr 4 - door sedan:
heater _ _ __ _1.837
'40 Cadillac 62 model sedan, r.
and h. . _ _ 1,757
41 Buick 90 model 8-pass, limou
sine sedan, r. and h., low mile
age - 2.996
Many others to choose from. HYATTS
VILLE BUICK CO.. WA. 4111.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
BUICK. Chrysler, Dodge. Plymouth, Olds
and Pontlacs badly needed to supply de
mand of returning overseas veterans.
Highest prices paid for clean cars. Drive
inside our modern parking building for
appraisal or call Mr Miller at EX. 4800.
RANDALL MOTORS. INC., 1150 17tb at
nw (corner 17th and Ml
BUICKS. Chevrolets, Fords, Pontiac or
any make of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
celling price. SI HAWKINS, 1533 14th.
BUICK. American Bantam, Chevrolet. Ford,
Packard or any car. in good condition,
urgently needed. We pay the full ceiling
price in cash in 3 minutes. LOVING
MOTORS. 1919 M St. n.w.
BUICK, CHEVROLET or any make car.
Will pay highest cash price. FLOOD
FONTIAC, 4221 Connecticut, WO. 840(1.
BUICKS WANTED—I will pay the highet
cash dollars, any make, any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at 20th
st. n.e. Adams 8344.
BUICK OWNERS—Get every dollar your
rar is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Terrett.
Positive transportation may be arranged
while waiting for your new car. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
BUICK OR ANY LATE - MODEL CAR in
good condition No dealers. Phone Falls
Church. 811-W-12. 6*
CHEVROLET coupe or Ford convertible.
'38 to '40; all cash EM. 7155. —6
CHEVROLETS—Cash tor youi car, no red
tape. SCHLEGEL * GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
st.. Takoms Park. D C . Georgia 3300
CHEVROLETS WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
your car is worth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey
Rice, CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER will pay
the maximum cash price lor any desirable
car; save time. WHEELER, INC.. 4810
Wisconsin, OR. 1020, 9 to 8. Closed Sun.
FORDS—Cash lor your c»r, do red tape
sCHLEGBL & GOLDEN. 287 Carroll St..
Takoma Park. D. C.. Georgia 8300
FORD OWNERS, get every dollar your car
is worth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey Rice.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
FORDS WANTED—I will pay the highest
cash dollars, any make, any model WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at 20th
st. n.e. Adams 8344.
FORD OWNERS—Get every dollar your car
is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Terrett. Posi
tive transportation may be arranged while
waiting lor your new car. CENTRAL MO
TOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
OLDSMOBILE WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e Adams 8344.
PLYMOUTHS-^cash lor your ear: no red
tape SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carrol!
st . Takoma Park. D C.. Georgia 3300
PLYMOUTHS WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at
20th st. n e. Adams 8344.
PLYMOUTH OWNERS—Get every dollar
your car is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Terrett.
Positive transportation may be arranged
while waiting for your new car. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTIACS WANTED—I will pay the high
est cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar your
car is worth. EM 9754. J. Dewey Rice.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC OWNERS—II you are planning
to sell your car. see Jack Blank first
Highest cash prices and courteous service
ARCADE PONTIAC CO. Washington's
Largest Pontiac Dealers, 1437 Irving st
n.w., AD. 8500.
STUDEBAKER wanted—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at 20th
st. n.e. Adams 8344.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES for Chryslers,
Buicks. Packards. Cadillacs. Studebakers.
Dodges. Plymouths, Chevrolets. Call or
drive by. GENE CASTLEBERRY, 1040
Benning rd. n.e., FR. 5231.
WANTED, your carl Don’t wait and be
sorry, delay might cost you hundreds of
dollars. Sell your car today to McKee
and get absolutely top value We’ll also
give you a priority number to make you
among the first to get a new Pontiac (that
time can t be too far away) We desper
ately need your car and we are prepared to
go the limit. See us today, McKEE
PONTIAC. INC.. 22nd and H Sts n w
ME. 0400
TO GET TOP CEILING PRICE, call Bob
Cook. COOK MOTOR CO., N H. ave. and
L n.w . ME 8824. DI 9520
MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC., exclusive,
Lincoln-Mercury dealer—We will buy or
trade your car for the highest price. Do
not sell before getting our price. Con
veniently located at 1125 15th st. n.w
RE 0303
TOP PRICE FOR YOUR CAR. any make,
any model, never too new. never too old
Open eves, and Sun Plenty parking space
Will come to your home or office. WINNS
MOTORS. ’ Win With Winn.” 159 Florida
ave. n.e . EX 2098.
CASH AT ONCE—Top dollar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave.
n e„ at. 7200. Open evenings.
WANTED FOR CASH, any make or model
car truck or station wagon; highest legal
prices paid. Phone WI. 1035—and our
at your convenience.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. Chevrolet
™'?.C;_t/JiS.-wisconsin ave. n.w. —7
EX-SERVICEMAN needs late-model used
ca>v will consider any body style; have all
cash. Chestnut 9626. 8*
VETERAN will pay top price for clean
late-model car. OL. 8220. 5
NAVY man wants, from private party,
best car $750 cash will buy 1245 n
st. s.e. Phone LI. 1092. 5
BRING YOUR TITLE and get highest spot
your tar. WORRELL MOTOR
CO.. 15o3 Pa ave. s.e., FR. 1039.
WILL TRADE 1936 DODGE SEDAN and
cash for any later model car In good
condition. Spruce 0234-W. 6*
ARMY CAPTAIN needs clean car: cash
to private party up to $800, within OPA
ceiling. Jackson 1634-J. 5*
RETIRED VETERAN wants small car or
sta. wagon: prffer ’37 or later; pvt.
owners, please. Glebe 6702. 5*
PRIVATE PARTY needs good clean 1940.
1841 or 1942 car, any type. AT. 1458.
SH. 181. 5
WE WILL BUY your *39. *40 and *41 Ford.
Chevrolet or Plymouth; top ceiling price.
See Washington's oldest Ford dealer. HILL
& TIBBETTS, 1114 Vermont ave. n.w.,
NA. 0850.
VETERAN desperately needs car to keep
Job. will pay cash. Call SH. 6963. 5*
VETERAN urgently in need of car. 1937
or '38 model; cash; no dealers. Call EX.
0062. _5
VET. URGENTLY needs car, any make and
body style, from private party, will pay up
to $700 cash Call WA. 6763 after 4
p.m. Sat;, any time Sun. 5*
VET. URGENTLY needs car for work, '40
’42 model; all cash. Call DI. 0683. any
EX-SERVICEMAN wants to buy a pri
vately owned car, will pay all cash; price
no object. Cali Mr. Carre, Adams 8344.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
A PRIVATE PARTY with a good car.
call Adams 8344. I will pay you a high
cash price WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
FILL RETAIL PRICE PAID for your car.
all cash, no checks. Don't take less.
Call^Adams 8344. WILLIAMS AUTO
OUT-OF-TOWN CASH BUYERS available,
be sure to get their big cash price lor
your car. Adams 8344. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES. R. I ave. at 30th st. n.e.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy 1839-40
or 1041 car, in good condition; all cash;
no dealers Glebe 8183. —6
HOLD IT just a minute! To get the high
est cash price lor your car, regardless ol
condition, make or year, drive In or call
DU. 3877. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e.,
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. Open 9 a m.
until 9 p.m.
OLD-MODEL CARS, any make, price no
object: will call with cash. RHODE IS
LAND MOTORS, 1020 R. I. ave. n.e. MI.
9774.
FULL CEILING PRICES PAID—Don't sell
until you see us; need 100 cars—1930^0
1943 cars: absolutely high cash price. If
car is paid for. will give you cash. If car
is not paid for, will pay oft balance and
pay cash difference. BARNES-SANDERS
MOTORS. Washington’s oldest exclusive
used-car dealers. See Mr. Barnes for ap
praisal. All cash or certified check. Only
one location. Drive in open lot, 1300 14th.
corner N st. n.w. Open 8:30 to 6, closed
on Sunday. Call North 1111 for appraisal
PRICE NO OBJECT—Any make or model,
1931 to 1941; will come with cash
RHODE ISLAND MOTORS, 1620 R. I. ave'
n.e., MI. 9774
AN HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth,
Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymouth deal
ers, 8000 Georgia ave., SH. 4500.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES for Chryslers,
Buicks, Packards, Cadillacs. Studebakers,
Dodges, Plymouths, Chevrolets. Call or
drive by. GENE CASTLEBERRY, 1640
Benning rd. n.e., FR. 5231.
BUICK OWNERS sell their car* for cash
to EMERSON ft ORME. 17tb and M sts.
n.w
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON ft ORME.
17th and M sts. n.w Call DI. 8100 for
cash offer
CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Fords. Chevrolet*
SSiT, f’]?4PS?,t£.sA—^Phone Atlantic 6800
PTEUART MOTORS. 3rd and H »t*. n.e
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
SERVICE, 1120 20th st. n.w. District
TWO VETERANS in need of good used car;
wili pay cash. Call AT. 4722. •
HIGHEST PRICE—Private party will pav
cash for any make used car with Tow
mileage. LI. 8932. •
OVERSEAS veteran just returned, dire
need ot car to move family; pay OPA
ceiling for '41 or ’42 model with value up
to SI,500 cash. DUPONT 0500. Ext 740. •
WANTED station wagon. Ford or Plymouth,
not over $1,000. .Call after 9 a.m., WO.
NAVAL OFFICER needs clean auto to take
family home in June: can afford 1937,
1938. 1939. any make: private party: no
dealers. HO. 7300, Ext. 39 evenings. 7*
VETERAN would like to purchase 1936
Ford or Pontiac coupe; would like terms
Call Decatur 8368 between 1:30 and 6:30
p.m. Sunday or after 6:30 p.m. during
week. •
creTo Go
at To Do
EXHIBITS.
Fourth annual Joseph and E. R. Pen
nell national exhibition of prints. Library
of Congress, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays,
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and 11:30 a.m.
to 10 p.m. Sundays through July.
Art works of Jessalee B. Sickman, Fine
Arts Division. Public Library, central
branch. Eighth and K streets N.W., 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m. daily through May.
Prints by Mrs. Lily 8. Converse, New
York, in the division of graphic arts,
through May 26. and photographs by Wood
Whitesell, New Orleans, in section of pho
tography. arts and Industries building,
through May. Smithsonian Institution, 9
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. ♦
“The Jew in American Life.” Jewish
Welfare Board, USO Club lounge, Six
teenth and Q streets N.W., through to
morrow.
Thirteenth annual exhibition of Minia
ture Society of Painters. Sculptors and
Gravers ends today, and annual exhibition
of the Landscape Club of Washington,
through May 14. Corcoran Gallery of Art,
noon to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Sat
urdays. and 2 to 6 p.m. Sundays.
Second annual exhibit. Taylor Art Mu
seum, 1317 Vermont avenue N.W., 6 to 11
p.m. today.
Prints by Hogarth and Rowlandson from
the Rosenwald collection, National Gallery
of Art. 2 to 10 p.m. today.
Lois M. Jones paintings, Barnett Aden
Gallery, 127 Randolph place N.W., 6 to 11
p.m. weekdays and 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays
through May.
Display of fresh-water fish from Federal
hatcheries and local waters, Department
of Commerce Auditorium, 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. daily through May.
“The Netherlands in the Changing
World.” economic reconstruction exhibit,
Department of Commerce lobby, daily
through May.
Hitler’s marriage certificate, private will
and last political testament: World War II
surrender papers, National Archives, 8:45
a.m. to 6:15 p.m. weekdays, 1:30 to 6 p.m.
Sundays and holidays through May.
Paintings in oil and water colors by
Nina K. Griffin and Dr. Florence Everhart.
Arts Club, 10 a m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 2
to 6 p.m. Sundays through May 17.
Oil paintings by Bernice Cross, Whyte
Gallery of Art. 1618 Connecticut avenue'
N.W., 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through;
May.
Modern art of the Americas, Howard
University Gallery of Art, daily through
May.
Pictorial Brazil, exhibit of Joannini and
Irwin photographs, at Pan American Union,
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fri
days. 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays and 3 to 7
p.m. Sundays through May 29.
LECTURE.
“The Museum of Modern Art.” by Alfred
H. Barr, jr., director. New York Museum
of Modern Art. lecture hall. National Gal
lery of Art. 4 p.m. today.
LUNCHEON.
Civitan Club. Mayflower Hotel. 12:30
p.m. tomorrow. Members and guests.
Overseas Writers' Association. Hotel
Statler, 12:45 p.m. tomorrow. Members
and guests.
Washington Chapter. Sigma Chi Prater-!
nity. O'Donnell s Sea Grill. 12:30 p.m. to
morrow. Members and guests.
MEETING.
NOAR Labor Zionist Youth Group.
Z. O. A. Building. 1220 Sixteenth street
N.W., 7 o'clock tonight. Members and
guests.
MUSIC.
American folk music program. Phillips
Memorial Gallery. 5 p.m. today.
All-Nations Festival, younger girls' de
partment, YMCA, Barker Hall. 7 o clock
tonight. _
Washington-Lee glee clubs concert. East
Garden Court. National Gallery of Art. 8
o'clock tonight. __
Hans Heidemann piano recital, 2 Dupont
Circle, 8:30 o clock tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Discussion of current events, 8 o'clock,
and dancing. 0 o'clock tonight. Washington
Labor Cantee. CIO. 1212 Eighteenth street
N.W.
Dance with Army Air Forces Band.
NCCS-USO, 018 Tenth street N.W.. 4 p m.
today.
Snack supper, 0:30 o'clock: showboat
and sing, 7:30 o'clock, and informal dance.
8:30 o'clock tonight, YMCA-USO, 1730 G
street N.W.
Concert. 7 o'clock, and dance. 8 o clock
tonight. NCCS-USO. 1814 N street N.W.
FOR OFFICERS.
Tea dance with orchestra. Scott's Hotel,
2131 O street N.W . 4:30 p m. today.
Supper dance, Officers Service Club of
the United Nations. 1644 Twenty-first
street N.W., 8 o clock tonight.
Tea dance, American Association of
University Women, 1034 1 street N.W.,
4:30 p.m. today.
Service personnel may obtain more In
formation by calling the United Nations
Center. National 3080. or USOs at any of
the following numbers: Executive 0420.
Republic 1527. National 3431. or National
0614. Colored personnel may call USO.
Decatur 6864, or War Hospitality, Decatur
7768. _
Births Reported
Ronald and Betty Bell, boy.
Nathan and Mary Bernstein, girL
Cecil and Flag Blanton, girl.
Jacob and Stella Blevins, boy.
Francis and June Campbell, boy.
Gilbert and June Cox, boy.
Denver and Doris Cross, girl.
Alvin and Alice Davis, girl.
Shelley and Virginia Edwards. I
garroll and Margaret Fawley. gir.
urtis and Barbara Gish, boy.
Frank and Ruth Gray. boy.
James and Elizabeth Harmon, boy.
Fred and Hazel Karns. boy.
Lester and Virgelia Matson, boy and girl
twins.
James and Nell O'Neil, boy.
Francis and Ann Selgrade, boy.
Charles and Margaret Shipp, boy.
Samuel and Mollie Singer, boy.
Marshall and Cecilia Wood. boy.
William and Corean Alston, girl.
Clyde and Janie Austin, boy.
William and Courtney Berry, girl.
William and Kathleen Brown, girL
John and Pauline Coleman, boy.
Emanuel and Pearl Cox. girl.
John and Alma Dews, girl.
James and Hattie Elliott, boy.
James and Frances Gaskins, boy.
William and Fannie Gerald, boy.
George and Dorothy Hawkins, girl.
Leon and Elizabeth Hollins, boy.
Oliver and Evelyn Johnson, girl.
Julious and Pearl Kinard. girl.
Robert and Ophelia McKandes, boy.
Thomas and Sarah Owens, boy.
Joseph and Hazel Parker, girl.
James and Marilyn Parrott, girL
Oscar and Velva Rollins, boy.
Howard and Delphia Smith, boy.
John and Mildred Stubbs, girl.
George and Gertrude Washington, boy.
Charles and Naomi Williams, girl,
John and Thelma Winston, boy.
Deaths Reported
Michael V. Shea, 81, 16 W st. n.w
Emma H. Smith. 79. 1622 33rd st.
Abram Lipsky, 74. New York.
Susie Harbaugh, 71, 4207 3rd st.
Bertha M. Hanson, 69. 1206 10th
Henry Dinnin. 68. 4010 Marlboro p
Jennie Dennison, 68. 2929 13th st.
Oloa M. Shedd, 67, 505 Tenn. ave. n e.
Jewell M. Wooton, 66, 3016 Tilden st.
Alfred T. Kuntz, 64, 727 2nd st. n.e.
Infant Cunningham. Arlington.
Louise Ferguson, 79, 1108 42nd st. n.e.
Laura B. Miles, 69, 906 20th st.
Angeline Hart. 66, 1319 Huntoon court s.w\
Luticia A. Hill, 59, 1443 T st.
Lee R. Jackson, 58, U. S. Soldiers’ Home.
Etta Hancock. 58, 435 M st.
Roy Johnson, 55, 221 Q st. n.w.
Laura Green. 35. 144 Adams st.
Clarence Dorsey. 22, 422 6th st. s.w.
Infant Abraham Edwards, $03 L st. S.w.
Marriage License
Applications
Under D. C. laws, couples must
apply ]or a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Thomas L. Lore, .31. Warren, Pa., and
Anna M. Hoch, .36, Philadelphia.
Alonzo1 C. Van Hook, 28, 6616 Blaine st.
n.e., and Norma L. Richardson, 23,
6716 Foote st. n.e.
Alfred H. Reynolds, 21, and Pauline E.
Phillips, 19. both of Arlington.
Raymond J. Tanner, 26, and Margaret E.
O’Brien. 22, both of 924 23rd st. n.w.
Aubrey C. McCall. 21, and ^Barbara G.
Barnett, 18, both of Cambridge, Md.
Rene MacCoil. 41, 1220 Bank st. n.w., and
Margaret H. Rea, .34, 1411 34th st. n.w.
Karl E. Scholtes, 26, 1906 Biltmore st.
n.w., and Anna M. Ferguson, 22, 613
A st. n.e.
Donald E. Curren, 26. Silver Spring, and
Dora P. Johnson, 26, 1535 Locust rd.
n.w.
Philip E. Fox, 25. Arlington, and Helen
L. Jeffrey, 26, 5407 8th st. n.w.
Lewis G. Porter, 22, 1242 Potomac st.
n.w., and Beatrice A. Monger, 18, 1337
Fairmont st. n.w.
Arthur Booker, 4.3, 227 10th st. s.e., and
Arneita Harris, 42. 38 O st. n.w.
James B. King, 1r., 23. Wilmington, Del.,
and Gladys E. Marshall, 22, 3523
Nichols ave. s.e.
William Seetoo, 29, Detroit, and Lecrta B.
Hardman. 33, Spencer. W. Va.
Ivan A. Bressler, 29. Hegins, Pa., and
Carolyn M. Fredericks, 27. Reading, Pa.
Andrew Farley, 28. 2721 Jay st. n.e., and
Roberta Shorter, 28, Atlanta.
Julius E. Leins, jr., 21. 21 You st. n.w.,
and Helen L. Young, 19, Laurel.
Peter F. La Rosa, no age given. Sandusky,
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cont.)
CAPITAL CADILLAC CO.—We are ur
gently In need of used cars and are pay
ing highest prices for Cadillacs. Buicks,
La Salles. Oldsmoblles and all other
makes: get our price before you sell.
CAPITAL CADILLAC CO.. Cadillacs and
Oldsmoblles. 1222 22nd st. NA. .‘WOO. —8
HAVE NEW MOTOR—Need Buick Road
master or Century car in good condition,
convertible preferred. NAGY, Hungarian
Legation. DU. :18(I0.
A VETERAN desires car in good condition:
all cash: no dealers. AT. 0250.
WANTED by private party, a clean, de
pendable lightweight car for own use from
original owner or private party. FR. 8110.
NAVY MAN will pay highest cash price for
good used car today; urgently needed.
Call between 11 and 2 p.m. Sunday only,
WI 2929
PLYMOUTH-DODGE coupe, also panel
truck; private party; 1936 to 1840, good
condition. CO. 0269. —6
WILL PAY CASH for good 1941 or 1942
sedan; no dealers. GL. 4400, Ext. 504, or
1305 So. Thomas, Apt. 1, Arlington. 11V
Ohio. and Marguerite C. De Net, 28.
16 7th st. s.e.
James H. Cook, 5R. 55 M st. n.w.. and
Abby M. A. Shipp, 37, 40 Randolph
st. n.w.
Dee Folsom. 26, 2723 Irving st n.w., and
Dorothy L. Frohman, 23, 1377 Irving
st. n.w.
Francis V. Norris. 23, 1337 C st. n.e.,
and Anna L. Hopson, 20, 316 16th st.
n.e.
Saul Reiter, 31, 5759 13th st. n.w.. and
Jeanette Schwarts. 23, 6601 14th st.
Raymond A. Elllcott. 23, 1318 Massachu
setts ave. s.e., and Jeanne M. Begnoche,
21, 1937 T pi. s.e.
Lee E. Brlstoe. 27. Pattonburg. Mo., and
Lena M. Clarke, 25, 924 Q pi. n.w.
Wilson E. Abramson, 32. 805 Jackson st
n.w . and Lillian M. Kaplan, 27. 3820
2nd st. s.e.
Donald W. Herr. 21. 1620 E st. s.e., and
Norma G. Shrlver, 21, 722 flth st. s.e.
Milton C. Montgomery, 21. 1115 48th st.
n.e., and Geraldine C. Brewer, 20, 1146
49th pi. n.e.
Otto J. Raley, 24. Charleston, S. C., and
Agnes H. Golan, 27, 1004 C st. n e.
Quentin P Porter. 21. 1222 T st nw,
and Lucille Wilson. 20, 146 Quincy pi
Roland 8. Catarlnella. 21. Wilkinsburg, Pa.,
and Dorothy A. Spano, 18. 6506 8th
at. n.w.
Rudolph V. Dixon. 25. 648 Irvine at. n.w.,
and Prances V. Sutton, 18. Newark.
William L. Turk, 24. Gary, Ind., and
Nancy B. Cunningham. 28, 1440 R at.
n.w.
Demas Latham. 22, Kansas, Ala., and
Agnes L. Maguire. 17, North Beach. Md.
James R. Brundage, 22, Bagley, Minn., and
Bonnie J. Llscomb, 22, Lakewood, Ohio
Eldred A. Kline, 25, 1708 Rhode Island
ave. n.w., and Genevieve M. Music, 21,
1705 Rhode Island ave. n.w.
Walter H. Osman, 28, 2005 O st. n.w.,
and Marie B. Bakins, 20, 1417 20th
at. n.w.
John C. Coakley. 22, 1512 D st. s.e., and
Mary R. Roache. 20, 804 12th st. n.e.
Granson S Washington, 22. and Prances
Irving, 21. both ot 41 Penton st. n.e.
Wallace J. Ferguson. 28, 4810 Sheriff rd
n.e., and Dorothy A. Sailers, 28, 33
Massachusetts ave. n.w.
Joseph N. Wancheck. 20. Bobtown, Pa,
and Norma Reynolds. 33, Arlington.
Harold F. Winegar. 33, 3223 M st. s.e.,
and Geneva Loyd, 31, Des Moines. Iowa
James E. Faulconer, Jr., 30, and Dorothy
J. Davies. 35, both of 2454 Tunlaw
rd. n.w.
Frank J. William*. 21, East Liverpool
Ohio, and Audrey J. Thomas, 21, 12(
Forrester st. s.w.
Four Freedoms Flag
The United Nations flag, alsc
called the Four Freedoms flag, has
four vertical red bars on a white
field and is intended to fly alongside
the flag of the country in which it if
displayed.
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In the early Roman period, forest:
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It was believed that every tree
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who cut one was severely punished
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A big, comfortable spring-filled chair,
with button-tufted baek and loose re
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tapestry cover of fine quality, in wine,
blue or beige.
3-Shelf Bookcase
$13-95
Well made of hard cabinet woods and
smoothly finished in mahogany. Has
three roomy sleeves that are adjust
able for different size books.
Phone Stand & Chair
$13-95
Clever new phone stand with space
for telephone book, with matching
chair, finished in walnut or hardwoods.
2-PIECE KROEHLER
LIVING ROOM SUITE
Famous “Kroehler Sterling Quality,” 5-star construction, built as only
Kroehler can build them. Fully spring-filled with thick reversible balloon
cushions and smartly upholstered in quality woven tapestry. All frames
are rigidly built of seasoned hardwood.
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A handsome semi-modern Kroehler
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wool boucle, with molded panels on
arm tops and front and base rail.
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